1. Play pressing game
Whether the ball is in the Sarawak area or the opposition area, or any spot in between, there will be no let-up allowed, and Sarawak can gain an increased possession in the game. In addition, do not forget to heat up the match, maybe worth a red card or two.
2. Subramaniam's factor
Much have been said for his stellar performances that earns his recall to the national side. On the contrary, his performances by no means, mediocre. He has a questionable ability of marking players, and have a tendency to clear the ball to nowhere. He is also prone to making mistakes, and Sarawak front line must be ready to focus on him ahead of the match. Close him down, press him, and its worth.
3. Kelantan's off-field problems
Is Butler still there? Will Ghaddar play? Kelantan is surely in the limelight for the wrong reason.
4. Forget Badri Radzi
Look at what he is doing? He only slows the game. Playing counter-attacking game will not benefit Kelantan. If the ball at his feet, he will take time and look for players in front of him, and pass the ball stylishly. That's all.
5. Forget the imports
Be it Ghaddar or newcomers Onyekachi, Kelantan goal-scoring ability comes from local talents. As such, Sarawak should be wary of Kelantan attacking strike force of Norshahrul and seasoned Indra Putra. Cut the supply for them. Let Sarawak's midfielder do the job.
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